Bug#814565: kde-full: Have to install kde-full, kde-standard dependencies manually

[Rares Marian <rares.marian@zoho.com>]

On 02/13/2016 03:03 AM, Maximiliano Curia wrote:
> On Friday, 12 February 2016 21:32:18 CET Rares Marian wrote:
> > Package: kde-full
> > Version: 5:90
> > Severity: important
>   
> > I have to install dependencies of kde-full, kde-standard manually since
> > kde-full depends on kde-standard and kde-network, which depend on number
> > of applications, which depend on these:
> > libkabc4
> > libkresources4
> > libakonadi-kde4
> > all version 4:4.14.10-1
>   
> > which conflict with kdepimlibs-data
> kdepimlibs-data is only in experimental, you won't need it unless you're
> trying to test kdepim 15.12 (warning, this might break your previous akonadi
> installation)
>   
> > The apps I can't install are:
> > kopete
> This dependency should probably be replaced with the new ktp packages.
>
> > kgpg
> There is a new version in experimental that should be installable.
New one at 4:15.12 depends on:
libakonadi-kde4
libkabc4
both of which conflict with kdepimlibs-data

kgpg also depends on libakonadi-contact4, which depends on the offending 
pkgs:
libakonadi-kde4
libkabc4
> > libakonadi-kde4
> I don't that package, you mean akonadi-server = 1.13.0-8? If you are trying to
> use kdepim from experimental you'll need the newer akonadi versions (also in
> experimental).
It's here: https://packages.debian.org/sid/libakonadi-kde4
> > Installing packages manually makes it more difficult to track what
> > packages are needed or need to be upgraded.
Incidentally, there's many packages with mixed dependencies on specific 
versions of libqt5core5a throughout kde5. Some pkgs want 5.6.0 others 
want 5.5.1. And they depend on each other.
> Happy hacking,